West Virginia Wesleyan College - Murmurmontis Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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= OOOOOOOOCX= MURMURM ONTIS ' 20 WAR ISSUE 3COOOOOOOOC ZZ)CXXXXOOOOCZ Glenn W. Butcher, A.B. Beverly, W. Va. Wesleyan Academy, 16; President Y. M. C. A., I8- 19; Manager Y. M. C. A. Lecture Course, ' I7- ' I8; Homilelic Association; Webster Debating Club. ( is indeed mysterious the map this gentleman can miss class so often, ))el slip fcy unnoticed. A successful minister and a great preacher, who, in spite of his soap-box antics, gets mo e than a coiner hearing, Glenn had been pasior of Hammond Church, Clarksburg, for the past two years, and since his veiy first appearance the church has been making rapid strides. We expect him to be one of the greatest preachers in the West Virginia Conference. He is a fine student and a splendid oialor. Elizabeth K. Hartley, A.B. Cottafeville, W. Va. Wesleyan Academy. ' 13; Wesleyan Normal, ' 15; Excelsior; Y. W. C. A.; English Instructor Petersburg High School, Petersburg, W. Va. Let car dor and goodness of heart be pre- eminent in all m V orl(. G?od literature appea ' s to her. Elizabeth Is al eady an English instructor. The fact that she has begun her work in teaching proves that she is ea nest and enthusiastic. Splendid repots of her ;ucccss have been turned in. twenty-six

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zxxxxxoc n c — JOOOOCOOOOC: MURMURMONTIS ' 20 Z JOOOOOOOOC= WAR ISSUE Harold Fallon, A.B. Buckhannon, W. Va. Buckhannon High. ' 15; Chreslomalhean ; Men ' s Glee Club; Class Basketball: Football. ' I5- I6- ' 17; Vice-President Junior Class. 17- ' I8; Vice- President Senior Class. ' I 8- ' 1 9. Werner ' s twin-sister. When one is seen the other is invariably lingering near. Irish is an earnest worker and puts all he has into anything he undertakes to do. He is a great musician, and when it comes to playing on the Hawaiian guitar, he is better than the real native. He is one who will reach the goal or the top of the ladder even though it is hard to -limb. Virginia Arbuthnot, A.B. Buckhannon, W. Va. Paikeisburg High. ' 15; Chreslomathean; Class Historian, ' 16; Weslevan Normal. 17; Pharos Staff. ' 17; Y. W. C A. Cabinet. I6- ' 17- ' I8; Y. W. C. A. Repiesentative Student Conference. Eagles me re. Impossible lo fell when you Were going to be a friend or to be the object of a severe repri- mand, in other words, ' a bawling out . ' The his lory of her cl?ss aciievement is in conoboration wilS t ' le expression, Let us b? judged by cur deeds . ThoueS small in stature, like other great little people, she g asps much. SSe is no respecter of persons. w!iich is a trait that crdma y people a7e unable lo cultivate. twenty-five

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ro Z3000000 OOOCZ MURMU RMONTIS 20 d jooooooocxz: zdoooooocz WAR ISSUE J 3O0OOOOC30O Cole McCally, A.B. Buckhannon, W. Va. Buckhannon High, 16; President Wesley an Debating Club; Chrestomalhean ; Champion Foot- ball Team, 17. He pushes forntard in evci ' p nmg. Cole left Wesleyan in the summer of 1 91 8 to enter the Officers ' Training School at Ft. Sheri- dan, 111. He received his commission and was stationed in Mississippi. Lieut. McCally entered school again as soon as he was mustered out of service. We are very glad that he is going to graduate with our class. He is a popular young man, having played center on the champion football team. Cole outplayed Bailey, of W. V. U.. who was chosen as All-American center by many sport critics. Fae McClellan, A.B. Smithfield, W. Va. Wesleyan Academy, 15; Excelsior ; . w- C. A.; Secretary Fieshman Gas?, ' 16; Secre- tary Sophomore Class, ' 17; Varsity Basketball. ' 16; Girls ' Athletic Association; Local Editor Pharos, ' 15. nil to this young lady, who never fcnonm to shirty. Fae is one of the most studious of our Senior girls. She accomplishes successfully whatever sSe undertakes to do. She does great things - much talk and thus she has won the admiration of t ' le entire class — young men inclusive. ttVenlif-seVen